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Synopsis : A young man looking for a place for his fish to survive, in a world where water gets more and more rare. Directed by : Mrat Thar Tun & Arthar Min Country : Myanmar / Burma Subscribe ️️ http://k6.re/HVb7y Watch more films ️️ XXXXXX Follow the Mobile Film Festival on : Instagram : http://bit.ly/2eV1Y0w Facebook : http://bit.ly/2eV1ZSc Twitter : http://bit.ly/2favT9X Linkedin: http://bit.ly/2WnRwWm Since 2005, the Mobile Film Festival reveals and promotes new talents thanks to an international competition open to the largest number, with very simple rules : 1 mobile - 1 minute - 1 film For its 15th edition, participants have produced short films responding to the theme "ACT NOW on Climate Change". 50 films from 25 countries were selected in competition. More info on www.mobilefilmfestival.com YouTube Creators for Change, United Nations Climate Change support the Mobile Film Festival.
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